The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-14

LIyEKPooT- May H. D. m Cotton
June-July, 3 +6-t4, bueyr; July-AugtIst, . +s-64;
seller; AugtIst-Scptcmber, 4a-ti4, seller; Sep
vember gl6i, value; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
, !s-64, seller; September, 50-64, buyer. Fu-
lures closed steady
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT
GALVESTON. May I3.-Cotton, firm mid
ding ltsts net receipts, ~; gross, -; sales,
none stock, 9,t51; weekly net. receipts, III !;
gross, I;sJ sales, 81 exports to the Con-
i i..san 10 Great "''''''''' '''''7'"'Se
NORFOLK, May b. Cotton steady: mid
ceipts, 4; stock, ssh weekly XVI, net receipts
81.
BALTIMORE. May Is. = Cotton firm; md
IOO; sales, stock i ,asi.; weekly net receipts
l,ts.; gross s-stii sales. -; 10 spinners. 4s';
-: coistwise go.
Boston, May l3-Cotton steady; middling
IL; net receipts, lsi; gross receipts, ISL sales
none; stock, none; weekly net receipts, LIS
gross. ABB; sales, none; exports to Great Bri-
tain, "a.
WILMINGTON, May Ii. Cotton firm
=; sales, none; stock. 5,l52; weekly net receipts,
Tx. gross, lu.; sales, none exports co;lstwise
I6.
PHILADELPHIA. May 13.-Cotton firm mid
ding, Ill; net receipts, b gross receipts,
liz; stock 2l,:sS weekly net receipts, l.s+};
gross, :, III; exports to- Great Britain, l,.2s: to
the Continent
SAVANNAH May b Cotton dun; mid
ding 10 5-le net receipts Isi; gross, Iss5; sales.
L. stock, 4,25l weekly net receipts, 40; gross,
lt5.; sales, l06; exports cOastwise, 3,tsf5
NEW ORLEANS, May I3-COtton firm; mid
ding loss net receipts, Iri; gross receipts, 5sI;
sales, 40 bales; stock, l35,i,s; weekly net
To Great Britain, 6;0l5; to the Continent, 90
Correction Cotton exports coastwisee, May :,
should have been, 2,sl3; ON the 4th. 2.zs 9Th,
LIZA; ltGh, 40; llth, ], i1s; l2th, 6l3.
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton nominal; middIing,
lo's: net receipts, .; gross receipts; .; sales,
:; stock 2rsl; weekly net receipts, IL, gross,
lS'; sales, 30: exports to Great Britain,
-; coastwise, b.
lo19; net receipts. Is); shipments. I,trss sales
oOo; stock, l6,Es. weekly net receipts, s,s
gross, 6,s}4; sales, 5,1ia' to spinners, 20l5.
AUGUSTA, GA, May ID. - Cotton firm
middling, l0ls net receipts, ); shipments.
=; sales, y; stock, 4.st6; weekly net receipts
Ill; gross, 9i; sales, ,tr5e shipments, none.
CHARLESTON, May I3.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, l0ls; net receipts l55; gross receipts, l55
sales, =; stock. l,;ss, weekly net receipts g.9;
gross- s19, sales. -; exports to the Continent
-; coastwise, 66s-
MONTGOMERY, May l3.-Cotton firm mid
ding, 20; weekly net receipts, %; shipments
-. .s, stock, Presehe year, 3o5'' stock last year,
MACON, May l3.-Cotton steady: middling
10; weekly net receipts. =; sales, 49,; stock,
present year, l,s's' stock, last year, 80; ship
ments, Il.
CoLuMBUs, May I3.-Cotton frm-middIing
10 weekly net receipts, ~ !; shipments, 113
sales, Az; stock, 2,sH.
NASHVILLE, May I3.-Cotton dull but steady;
ments 80; sales lta; spinners Ital. stock present
year, :.iss': last year, LEI.
PoRT ROYAL May i3.-COtton- weekly net
receipts 10; stock. 100; exports coastwissa. l5..
SELMA May 13.-COttOn steady; mi.itiling
lp4; weekly net receipts "a; shipments, 1sl
stock, &S.
ROME, May I3.-Cotton firm; MiddIing, 1911;
weekly net REGENTS. Z ShipmPut~
50 = sun ''''''''S' = s'oeA'
General Markets.
CHICAGO, May I3-The wheat market OPEN
ii higher, with June at sd &c. The early squirt
was caused by some buying by the clique
houses. but their purchases were on small
assumed "A quiet character. As the session adj
Na ny u neGiame apparent that the clique had
price of June above s6c the crowd being
very beari-h. Outside markets were weak
anu the crowd kept plugging the clique bro
kers with wheat for long time. The latter took
all of the large lots that came upon the mar
ket- but generally ignored the small lots For
the two hours following the first hours of the
session the price for June was invariably be-
tween - fsssil4. except in one instance. when il
figure representing the trading of some over
enthusiastic bears. There were new fea-
near the close of the session. when concerted
buying from all parts of the pit by the clique
aud the sellers of the morning sent June up Ia
s61sc, the highest point of the day.
Corn opened quiet hut firm at 3Jssc for June
put ater III the uiiy OWING Ia heiNy selling ON
June and july options, prices saggcd on very
materially For opening figures June sold
down TO ;S1E1sc, and July To 4l7sc- Prices
were a little better later on. and June closed at
Ssssc and July ais
June ribs opened very weak at sos, and
sold down to Ss-u.le- but active buying by va
rio,Is parties frmed them up i'm a very few
minutes Ia sos, and held them steady until
noon, when they again sold down To their low
water maak- Half an hour later they were
again at the top. under heavy buying, and
closed at SsI.ls for July Lard opened "A shade
ar lat 81
again reacted and closed at the opening
figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: F1our-de-
mand improved Wheat steady and firm-No.
Spring, s4st; No. Spring, ss1s4ft.s: No. = red,
SJA-- No. 3Corn. ssssf.ssls- No. = Oats, a6L4